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Tips for Families Beginning Homeschooling
I remember when I was first thinking about #Homeschooling Suzzane and how scared I was but also the calm that came over me because she wouldn’t be bullied anymore. Fast forward to Charlie and he is being bullied just like Suzzane was. David and I sat down and made the decision to Homeschool Charlie and things had changed so much I was afraid I would fail. I didn’t and Charlie has graduated from High School. Thank the LORD, and all my friends and family who helped us. I wanted to share tips for anyone beginning there own homeschooling journey which can feel like stepping into a whole new world. This…
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Highlights for Children
Highlights for Children is proud to collaborate with HP to launch free, research-backed resources designed to spark curiosity, conversation, and connection among kids and families. Highlights and HP are introducing a new collection of playful, research-informed printables designed to spark curiosity, foster connection, and create joyful moments for families. Bite-Sized Lessons — developed in collaboration with Dr. Elizabeth Bonawitz of Harvard University — offer 20 printable activities that help transform everyday family meals into fun, meaningful learning experiences for children ages 5–10. Created for children ages 5-10, this educational printable collection supports a formative stage when imagination, curiosity, and family connection deeply influence learning. Mealtime moments become opportunities for shared…
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10 Smart Tips for Supporting Your Gluten-Free Student
10 Smart Tips for Supporting Your Gluten-Free Student brought to us by Carolyn Haeler Founder Carolyn Haeler adds:“Get kids involved in planning their own gluten-free meals. Grocery shopping together is a great time to teach label reading and introduce new options. Think beyond boring brown bags—try bento boxes, reusable snack bags, or insulated jars for hot lunches.” Planning for school events like pizza parties, Halloween, or Thanksgiving? Ask about menus in advance so you can provide safe, gluten-free alternatives—like a personal gluten-free pizza. Thank you, Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
Living a simple lifestyle from the front porch
